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Understanding the Authenticated Received Chain (ARC).

December 29, 2021

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Understanding the SPF, DKIM and DMARC

December 24, 2021

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[Powershell script]-Get Message sent statistics from a mailbox in office 365

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Configure the expiration policy for Office 365 groups

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[Powershell script Graph Api] Fetch sign-in logs of legacy applications which are using basic authentication to connect to Exchange online in office 365.

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[Powershell Script] - Office 365 MFA method report

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Install ADFS on Azure VM step by step

August 10, 2019

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Get the free third party SSL certificate and convert to pfx

August 09, 2019

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Publish OWA using Azure Application Proxy

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Sunil Chauhan: I have around 14 years of IT experience, and expertise in Exchange Server, Azure AD, ADFS, PIM, AIP, Exchange online Protection.

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Moving PAM (Primary Active Manager) using PowerShell

Sometime PAM moves over to a different Server or on a node in DR AD Site, and you wish to move it back to Node in Primary Site, you can follow the below steps to verify the same and then move over the PAM back to a node you wish. There are different ways to check which node holds the PAM in your DAG, we can check the same using Exchange Management Shell , Failover Cluster Manager , or FailoverClusters Powershell Module . To check the Same using the Exchange Management Shell run the below command. Get-DatabaseAvailabilityGroup –Status | FL Check the Attribute “PrimaryActiveManager” this will show the node holds the PAM role. The other way is to open the “Failover Cluster Manager”, Once the Cluster Manager is opened, connect to DAG, if you are opening it on the Exchange Sever in the same DAG use the option Cluster on this server. Node Mentioned on “Current Host Server” is the one Holding the PAM Role. The Other way is to check it through the Powershell FailoverClusters Module , Follow th

The Cluster service cannot be started. An attempt to read configuration data from the Windows registry failed with error '2'.

Some time back I had this error coming in my lab setup and cluster service on 2 nodes in DAG wouldn’t start, I followed the steps mentioned below to fix the issue. The Cluster service cannot be started. An attempt to read configuration data from the Windows registry failed with error '2'. Please use the Failover Cluster Management snap-in to ensure that this machine is a member of a cluster. If you intend to add this machine to an existing cluster use the Add Node Wizard. Alternatively, if this machine has been configured as a member of a cluster, it will be necessary to restore the missing configuration data that is necessary for the Cluster Service to identify that it is a member of a cluster. Perform a System State Restore of this machine in order to restore the configuration data. To fix the issue. Open the Command prompt as an administration and run the below command. Cluster Node ServerName /ForceCleanup And then run the below CMD on Exchange Powershell to re-add the node

[Powershell Script] Import eml file to user mailbox (specific folder) using EWS managed API

Import email we exported as ".eml" using the script we discussed in my last post below into user mailbox using PowerShell script. Exporting Emails from Office 365 and Exchange Mailbox Purges folder using EWS managed API you can add the credentials to PowerShell sessions in "$cred" variable this script will get your admin credentials automatically, you can provide them at the time of running using -UserName and -Password parameters. Usage Example :Password from the Console sessions $cred = Get-Credential Import-Eml.ps1 -$mailbox "Test@domain.com" -importFromFolder "C:\mails" -SaveInFolder "ImportedEmails" Usage Example: Specific Userid and password for current Run only. Import-Eml.ps1 -$mailbox "Test@domain.com" -importFromFolder "C:\mails" -SaveInFolder "ImportedEmails" -UserName "adminid@domain.com" -Password "AdminPass" This script is going to use the EWS managed API, please met the b

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